Individuals and business across Fannin County have been affected and chosen to implement a variety of changes amid the threat of COVID-19.
A newly formed group of volunteers, We Are Polk County, and Polk County schools are working to get food to residents and students alike.
Two Blue Ridge city council members say they are determined to make sure spending $750,000 is in the best interest of the city.
The News Observer will work tirelessly to keep our readers and local residents up to date with the effects of COVID-19, and especially its affects on the local community.
A Morganton man was being held in the Fannin County Adult Detention Center without bond Friday, March 20, after allegedly ramming a deputy sheriff’s patrol car then fleeing from another deputy.
Fannin County community members who suspect they may have the coronavirus, COVID-19, should call ahead during regular business hours before visiting their physician to explain their symptoms, Fanni
Warrants paint a tragic description of the crash that claimed the life of two-year-old Cohen Bryson Sunday, March 15, and a history of drunk driving adds to the tragedy.
In response to the hardships COVID-19 may bring to those in the Fannin and East Polk area, several local businesses are lending a helping hand.
Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger has postponed March 24th’s Presidential Primary Election to coincide with May 19th’s General Primary in light of the public health emergency posed by C